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My thoughts on this series as a whole have not entirely been formed yet,
at least not so far as I would feel comfortable making them public. But anyway, I highly doubt
that you came here to read what it is that I may or may not have thought.
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397, 398, 399, 477, 478
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| #397 | | July, 1986 |
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| Writer | Artist | Letterer | | Doug Moench | Tom Mandrake | John Costanza | ???? A summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to come! |
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August, 1986 | | #398 |
| Writer | Artist | Letterer | | Doug Moench | Tom Mandrake | John Costanza | ???? A summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to come! |
| #399 | | September, 1986 |
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| Writer | Artist | Letterer | | Doug Moench | Tom Mandrake | Albert DeGuzman | ???? A summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to come! |
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May, 1992 | | #477 |
| Writer | Artist | Letterer | | John Wagner | Cam Kennedy | Albert DeGuzman | ???? A summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to come! |
| #478 | | May, 1992 |
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| Writer | Artist | Letterer | | John Wagner | Cam Kennedy | Albert DeGuzman | ???? A summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to comeA summary to come! |
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As the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics from 1978 to 87, he believed that every title deserved a chance to succeed. Abandoning the policy that placed the best writers to the best-selling titles allowed some of the second-string titles, such as The Uncanny X-Men or Daredevil, to reach new heights of popularity.